Handle connecting device for cooker

Abstract

The invention relates to a handle connecting device for cooker, comprising a main body and a handle; the lateral wall of the main body is provided with at least one through hole for mounting the handle; the through hole is a bell mouth which gradually shrinks and bulges outwards from the peripheral part; the inner and outer sides of the through hole are provided with a concave part and a convex part, respectively; the main body and the handle are fixed through the connecting component installed in the through hole. The head part of the connecting component can be embedded into the concave part when the connecting component is utilized to mount the handle; compared with the traditional connecting form, the connection between the handle and the main body is more solid and reliable; the inner cavity of the main body is more beautiful and convenient to use and clean without hiding dirt; moreover, the inner walls of almost all the present pots are coated with a coat; the head part of the connecting component of the design cannot bulge out of the surface of the inner wall, thereby being capable of preventing the surface coat at the head part of the connecting component from being scratched during the using and cleaning process so as to ensure the beautiful shape and wearable performance of the product.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a handle connection device for cookware. Background technique [0002] The structure of commonly used cooking utensils such as cooking pots and woks includes a body and a handle. The connection methods between the body and the handle mainly include welding, riveting or screw connection. When connecting by welding, cracks are prone to occur at the welding position and the solder joints fall off. However, when using riveting or screwing, it is necessary to open a through hole on the side wall of the body, and the screw or rivet passes through the through hole from the inside of the body (pot body) to connect with the external handle, which will As a result, the head of the screw or rivet protrudes from the cavity of the body, which brings inconvenience to use or cleaning. The surface coating of the screw or rivet head is also easily scratched, and it is also unsightly. Similar problems also exist in On cooker lids with handles. ...

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[0002] The structure of commonly used cooking utensils such as cooking pots and woks includes a body and a handle. The connection methods between the body and the handle mainly include welding, riveting or screw connection. When connecting by welding, cracks are prone to occur at the welding position and the solder joints fall off. However, when using riveting or screwing, it is necessary to open a through hole on the side wall of the body, and the screw or rivet passes through the through hole from the inside of the body (pot body) to connect with the external handle, which will As a result, the head of the screw or rivet protrudes from the cavity of the body, which brings inconvenience to use or cleaning. The surface coating of the screw or rivet head is also easily scratched, and it is also unsightly. Similar problems also exist in On cooker lids with handles

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